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Vehicle ratings - IIHS-HLDI
Learn how to compare car, minivan, pickup and SUV models on safety. Looking for a safe vehicle for your teenage driver? Consult our list of recommended used and new models for teens. Compare loss information for hundreds of vehicles under six types of coverage for damage, injuries and theft.
Buckle Up Program | Lurie Children's
Motor vehicle crashes remain a leading cause of injury for children, but simple steps like proper car seat use can save lives. At Lurie Children’s, the Buckle Up Program helps families stay informed and confident about car seat safety through education, resources, and personalized support.
Child Passenger Safety Requirements - Illinois Secretary of State
The Child Passenger Protection Act requires that all children under age 8 be properly secured in an appropriate child safety restraint system. This includes the use of booster seats, which must only be used with a lap/shoulder safety belt.
Vehicle Inspections - Illinois Department of Transportation
Scheduled Inspections are performed by certified safety testers who are employed at Illinois Official Testing Stations. To obtain information about the vehicle inspection records, please contact our office at 217-785-1181.
Illinois Roadway Crash Data
The results of this research, including new and innovative safety programs, further the efforts of the department in Driving Zero Fatalities to Reality! IDOT offers a wide variety of data summaries and reports about motor vehicle crashes.
Car Safety Ratings | Vehicles, Car Seats, Tires | NHTSA
NHTSA's 5-Star Safety Ratings help you make smart decisions about safety when buying a car. Compare vehicles, and search car seat and tire ratings.
Safety and Financial Responsibility Law - Illinois Secretary of State
The Illinois Safety and Financial Responsibility Law applies to all traffic crashes resulting in personal injury claim in excess of $500, death or property damage in excess of $500. Within 10 days after a crash occurs, a motorist is required by law to file a crash report with the Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT).
Traffic Safety - Illinois Secretary of State
Each person who shares the streets and highways of Illinois has a personal responsibility for the safety of themselves and others, whether behind the wheel of a car, on a bike, or walking. Knowing - and obeying - the laws is our first line of defense.
NHTSA | National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Get resources and info about staying safe on America’s roads. And, find out if there’s a recall on your car or how to report a vehicle safety problem.
Improve travel safety - Chicago Metropolitan Agency for Planning
New vehicle safety technologies — including crash avoidance, lane keeping, and potentially even fully connected and automated vehicles — can have a substantive impact on roadway safety, even at relatively low fleet penetrations of these technologies.
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